Cambria High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

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'XY MWft P y . so ,, F., 'VVV1-'YX fesfxrwfxvxx- Although school is an institue of learning, like everything else, studying becomes u bore if a, little time isn't taken out for recreation . . . These pictures show E C H S students taking time out for some enjoy- ment and excitement . . . Beauty reigns on May Day . . . Wonderful memories of last year's Prom are brought to light . . . The football players and band were honored at the annual football banquet at the end of the'53seasonintheg'ymofECHS. .. A penny for your thoughts? 'Kg ,fyfxlir 1.

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, I. x V . f , llc-px :Band 0 ' . f iw ' Pep rallies might have been dhjl with5 outf the eiiihusiasm of the Pep B21I1d,'IIl'B the organization welter Row Qlie 'Bennettti Gu 'inpf I-an ellfiani Aw, ,Q sau, Mdoo- alxhg Row vo--Lip- k', EvansQ'!R. John- J SQ , ,7Johnson, A ms, V Monborneg Rotv Three - Hawks- worth, Speice, Singer, Hollowsky, Jones, Di- lick: Row Four - B r a n a s, Harpster, Szafranski, Ward. Senior Band Members These senior mem- bers have worked di- ligently for four years and as the next fall rolls around they will be missed: Row One- Mr. Gruver, Bennett, McGowan, Guynn, La- rimer, Jane Davis, Myers, Smith, Laning- ham, Johnson, Sabog Row Two - Boyle, Kuncelman, Julia Da- vis, Glass, Horner, Dishong, Savering, James. Downey, Dil- ick, Hollowsky, Bra- nas, Aroney. A ' g X ff U fl , Ml r , q-:5 , F 4, r 4 I QL Y . Dance Band The dance band is a popular musical group in the school. It pro- vided an entertain- ment between acts of class plays and presented an assem- bly program late in the year. In it were: Row One - C. John- son, Lipka, Barno, Jones, Szafranski, R. Johnson, Larimerg Row Two - Adams, Hughes, Dilick, Sing- er, Hunt. 4l